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Something’s missing on affiliate and official Amex pages: the annual $200 airline incidental credit benefit.
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Too bad. It is the single worst thing about the card, and it needs to be made into a $200 annual travel credit. This card is a big ripoff after year 1 .
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Too bad. It is the single worst thing about the card, and it needs to be made into a $200 annual travel credit. This card is a big ripoff after year 1 .
Single worst thing of this card and Hilton Aspire card, especially during COVID. Amex hasn’t done sh*t to make the Hilton Aspire worthwhile in 2020
I mean except that the entire $250 resort credit was turned into a restaurant credit. One of the better Covid credits out there.
I have nearly $500 of unused credits this year. As these cards renew they will be getting phone calls…